Sentence examples for manuscript copy from inspiring English sources

Apparently Coleridge carries the only manuscript copy of the poem on his person.

But then Christopher Rush sent him a manuscript copy of his new novel about Shakespeare called Will.

(I've seen the manuscript copy of Godard's script; the movie was indeed remarkably written-out compared with his other films of the nineteen-sixties).

Soon De Quincey, now around fourteen, made his own discovery: the anonymous manuscript copy of Wordsworth's ballad "We Are Seven," then making its way around Bath.

In Salford, where Delaney was born, the council fumed that the portrayal was an insult to the town — but when it became a runaway success, and Delaney a national celebrity, she was asked for her manuscript copy for its library.

From here the exhibition shifts gears, with a display of annotated pages from a manuscript copy of John Cage's "Lecture on Nothing (Silence)" (1959), in which the artist-composer leaves huge gaps between words and sentences.

It is still extant in two manuscript (MS) copies, MS British Library Harley 3255, and Lambeth Palace MS 105.

Andrew Bernhard, an American academic, discovered that the Jesus's wife manuscript copies a typo in one of the most widely distributed electronic copies of the gospel of Thomas.

Throughout the 15th century and throughout Europe, libraries were created and stocked with illuminated manuscript copies of historical and religious texts.

Whatever the interval, the possibility of inadvertent and deliberate change, something that affects all manuscript copying, was always present.

This was the opening double page of a Koran manuscript copied in 1667 by Ramazan, son of Ismail.